We are so close to being done with the 2020-2021 school year. All kinds of things happened to get us closer to that. The best one was the theater awards night that Glen and I got to attend with Lilly. Because of silly Covid restrictions parents didn’t get to eat at the banquet part just come later to the awards. Those theater kids worked hard and did amazing things this year amid all the craziness.
Some of Lilly’s highlights were being inducted in to the Thespian society, earning national honor Thespian level, being awarded the most promising Junior actress award, lettering in theater and stage design, medaling in state individual events and being selected President of the Drama club for the coming school year. It was a good night.
Glen and I snuck away Monday night to a wedding reception for one of the young men Glen was a leader for in scouts and young men’s. The location was beautiful and it felt like a pay off from an investment to see Hunter doing well in life and to hear him talk of the fond memories of camps with Glen. There were some families that were in our ward and have moved away. It was great to catch up with them also.
Spring sports wrapped up with several teams making good runs in their respective tournaments. Softball did the best and won the whole thing. 6A State champions. Glen got to go to the game and said it was pretty cool to be in that environment.
Roberta’s rose garden is in full bloom and is beautiful.
Evelyn has been having more bad days than good lately. We have exhausted most of our pain management options through hospice. Even though Evelyn doesn’t qualify for a card for medial cannabis we have been able to get some from out of state. Giving her just a tiny slice of an edible has given her the relief she has needed, with out the effects of the heavy medicine I her end of life kit.
Pictures are in no particular order
A goose family
Creating an epic hop scotch game.
A full moon rising over the mountain at Eaglewood golf course.
I am now fully vaccinated or I guess will be in two weeks, besides having had the actual virus.
Lilly with Avery and Jimmy who are part of her other family. If she isn’t home and Avery at our house she’s probably with Avery.
We castrated the boy goats. They were very sad. We decided to just go with banding since I am worried about tetanus and have to find a vet who will help us with vaccinations still.
Lilly getting most promising Junior actress award
Peonies in Roberta’s garden
President past and president to be.
More peonies
Sidewalk chalk art for the win.
Another great picture of a whole bunch of geese families.
Roses from Roberta’s garden
The president with her parents
Madame president with her secret service detail.
It’s interesting to see Glen figuring/planning stuff out.
Lucy’s gum wrapper art
More sidewalk chalk
Evelyn and Ellie hugging.
A beautiful sunset over the large puddles that are the Great Salk Lake right now.





















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